Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-09-21
CURRENT NEWS CONDENSED

: CURRENT NEWS CONDENSED
Beayerhead valley has had a bounteou
harvest.
Chief Justice Mcconnell win preside $
! Boulder to-day.
The next medical congress will be held
at Berlin in 1890.
A Turn Verein has been organized b,
the Germans at Wickes.
MIR. Pierce, the national ank examiner
was recently in B,zeman.
The new Northern Pacific offices in
Helena will SOC be occupied.
The attendance at the G. A. r. reunion
at Omaha recently was 10000.
-Four hundred and fifteen Mormons
landed in New York recently.
Colby, Duncan & Co, piano manufac-
tuners of New York, nave failed.
Trains are running regularly on the
Drummon " Phiiipsburg railroad.
The Bozeman Chronicle says tina Mon
tana should have a mint at Butte.
L. A. Carlton has started TIE Student.
an educational journal, at Helena.
The Hebrew new year began last even
ing. Services We're held in Helena.
Lieut.. Omer Bundy has returned to
Fort Miss"ula after two years absence.
"The Free Citizens Union has been
formed in Helena TO oppose prohibition.
The Bozeman schools have opened with
seven teacher in addition to the princi-
pal.
General Sheridan commands the troops
in the constitutional centennial ceiebra-
ton.
The north Atlantic squadron will re-
main under the command of Admiral
Luce.
Helena has 800 pupils in her public
schools and expects Don to have 200
more.
Ground for a race-track has been
bought in Jefferson county at Brutfy's
Place.
The election OF colonel of the Montana
militia is to take place at Butte on Octo-
Der 20
j. j. Hickman of Missouri will lecture
on temperance in ten Montana towns this
month.
1'iSiop IiCNCf dito vile lilSc gone
with a hunting and fishing party to Red
Rock lake.
The Musselshell roundup met last
Saturday, north of the Muse she'll river
at Big lake.
The capital movers are busy as a result
OF the extra session.. BcZaman is the
chief claimant.
The Dillon i'rftpne makes a bitter at
tack on Helena and suggests that the
capital be moved.
The Union Pacific will reduce its freight
oates on salt in response to- the demand
III the Batts mine owners. |
The Judith Basin beef roundup begins
tomorrow. Manitoba and Northern Pa |
cite agents will De on hand.
Pinkerton Of SalesviIle. the noted Mon
tana-lion and bear slayer. claims to have |
found rich quartz IN the Gallatin.
Mrs. Fortznan of Cincinnati is the
guest OF her brother III. Fallon at Helena.
Mr.. Fortnan intends to settle there.
Sheriff Mitchell OF Bozeman has bought
Pastime, a three-year-eld horse, half
brother to Rolia, whom he is expected to
excel.
- ''hiiNfiiF ptcAliCtoir vi bIC llIGt- l
mes. Ind, telephone lines, has beer order
ed to leave that place by the white
Caps"
Pennsylvania brewers nave formed an
organization at Harrisburg to work for an
honest and equitable license law.
Veterinary Surgeon French considers
that the mortality among colts in the
valley results from ever-feeding
after a lean winter.
Eleven-year-old Lizzie Abbott of New
Smyrna, Florida, committed suicide by
strychnine. Grief at her fathers
death was the cause.
Baron Paul Won Baugartten, secretary
the Austro-Hungarian legation at
Washington, was married to Miss Emma
Deuster at Milwaukee.
Judge Hilger and his wife received a
silver coffee urn and tray from
the members of the Legislature as a me-
mento of the excursion.
Thomas A. Matthews has accepted a
position on the Manitoba in connection
with the cattle business. He was form
arly cattle inspector for Dawson county.
Five men followed the trail of Godas,
he half-breed Cree Indian who killed [
Embody and found him as already an
aounced in Dierman's saloon at Missoula.
John Howes of Bozeman threshed 345
OF Fife wheat per acre from his
ranch near the town. He sold it
or rs cents per bushel. The wheat was
,own last fall.
1t is explained that Fred Merchant died
rom natural causes at the Helena station
house where he went to await admittance
o theh hospital. Officer Lane says that he
wasn't a drnnkard.
The Misseula Times urges Missoula to
keep moving. 1t says: "Missoula with
.ailroads building on every side that may
its advantages, must be progressive
md liberal and its people must work )
tremendously and in~dustriousIy." :
The shipments Of wool from Helena :
or the season were as follows to the :
points named: Boston, 344,s55 Lounds, +
lawrence, Mass, 23,630; St. Louis, NO., :
1880; Chicago, H., $4,000; Duluth,
Minn., $500: Minneauolis. Mimi. 1 800.